Sentence examples for wave of speculation from inspiring English sources

The news has already touched off a wave of speculation over his likely successor.

For the first time since his wife filed for divorce, Mr. Berlusconi also said he had a steady girlfriend — prompting a wave of speculation over her identity.

The former Bayern and Liverpool player's lack of commitment is a mystery and has naturally led to a wave of speculation.

The polls have triggered a wave of speculation about whether the result will be political instability, market collapses or even "the death of government".

"It has led to this wave of speculation that somehow there is something very seriously wrong with me and that was going around being gossiped about.

The sudden death of the supreme court justice Antonin Scalia has prompted a wave of speculation about who might replace him as one of the nine justices.

At one point in the afternoon, military jets screamed overhead, causing a wave of speculation that the explosion was caused by a bomb.

News of the search has unleashed a wave of speculation about where the world's largest online retailer could set up shop.

It touched off a wave of speculation about the motives of the man behind the move: Apple's co-founder, Steven P. Jobs.

The 26-year-old's social media activity, spotted by the Evening Standard, prompted a wave of speculation among Spurs fans on Twitter as excitement continues to grow over the possibility of Mauricio Pochettino landing the DR Congo international.

That is why waves of speculation are dispersed in history to allow for new participants to follow their speculative urges.